The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-12-08


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Sun on another page.
G. Paul Smith at the court house
tonight.
Citizens meeting tomorrow after
noon.
Public meeting at the engine house
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Order your extra copies of THE Sun
in advance and send them to your
friends.
Clear up the small jobs and tuck in
the corners of the big ones-wlnter
is here.
Bring in your advertiseme for
the special edition of THE Sun to be
forth coming Dec. Is. 1887.
Presiding Elder McClary will con-
duct quarterly meeting services at
the NJ. E.. church on Sunday, 18TH
inst.
IF the counterfelting of money is
criminal why net the counterfieiting
of food and wearing apparel criminal
also.
AS IN inkling of what THE Sun
next week will be: The expense for
illustration for that number will ex.
ceed 500.
The Woman's home Missionary So
eiety viii meet at the home of Mrs.
Butterfield Friday afternoon at 3,
O'Clock. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Saw: Don't you want to buy Mrs.
Mckibhen's house and lot 1t rents
for $1,000 month. l can sell it
cheap, and give easy terms
HENRY HUTCHINs.
The ladies ofthe NJ. E. church of
this village are making preparations
for grand fair to be held in this viii
lage on Tuesday the Goth inst. Full
particulars will be given later.
The insurance companies for which
1 am agent, pay their losses, without
being sued. l give lowest rates.
3-6t HENRY HUTCHINs.
The Morris Orchestra will give a
dance at Agency hall, Monday even
ing. Dec. %. Good music, by five
pieces, will be furnished. And sup
per will be given by Mrs. O 'Mally.
The regular meeting of the Father
Mathew total abstinence society will
be held next Sunday afternoon, and
all those who signed the roll at the
recent rally are requested to be pres
ent and join.
Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin Co.
played that renowned piece to a
crowded house at court house hall
last Monday evening. Other than
the Music nothing about the play was
deserving Of note.
Was the farm worked this year at
profit or loss! If profit what crops
what animals, what popularity of
management are entitled to credit for
it! If loss what are the causes
where are the leaks!
No pains will be spared to make the
special edition of THE Sun not only a
credit to the County but to the entire
northwest, and we believe our read
ers will appreciate our efforts Report
to this office at once all events of in.
terest.
Sealed proposals for carrying the
mail from Nash to Morris, miles
3 times week each way From Jan
T,'1Ss3, until June 30, 1888, will be
received by the postmaster at Nor
ris until December Is, 1887. The
rate per annum must be stated. .
A vicious cur made a ferocious
attack on Peter Diedrich yesterday
afternoon iu one Of our main through
fares. With the aid of knife aud
after a hard fight he succeeded N
driving the animal off without in
curing serious injury. 1t has come
to dangerous pass when such dogs
are allowed to run at large.
Last Tuesday night the round
house, water tank and the east hall
of the coal sheds On the Manitoba
road were destroyed by fire. A boz
car that was in the round house wal
also destroyed. The fire is supposed
tohaye been started by the stove il
the round house. The fire company
was called out but as the pumps were
out Of order their efforts were with
out avail, and the flames quickly con
sumed the property named. All OF
the coal in the east half of the sheds
took fire and is still burning.
e. Paul Smith, that famous imper
senator and elocutionist gave one Of
his interesting entertainments to {
select and appreciatiye audience al
court lrouse hall last evening. Mr.
Smiths wonderful powers in the ar
named is far famed and his ability Il
delight and entertain an audienc wa.
never better shown than last night
Another entertainment at the sam,
place will be given by him tonight
BE. on hand if you do not wish to mis-
treat.